The picture is very nice, but could use some work, IMO. The forground is very
dark, and the background highlights are blown out.
I'd think about doing two scans, one for each end of the brightness curve and
combine the two in PS (or whatever you use). If you could match the scans
color, you could do color correction then (if you wanted).
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>Subject: [OM] request to view image
> From: Richard Lovison <rlovison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 13:12:31 -0500
> To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
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>
>Hi everyone,
>
>If anyone has some free time and the desire to take a look at a photo of mine
>and give some feedback, here is the link:
>
>http://www.simons-rock.edu/~rlovison/photo2.html
>
>It is a 2 minute time exposure on Fuji NPS 160. Because of this, there are
>some strange color shifts. The main subject was a small area of fern that
>caught my eye as all of the daylight just about disappeared. I misjudged the
>unevenness of the light so the area by the pond was overexposed. Let me know
>if the image works for you or not. A simple "yeah it works" or "my lord,
>that's an ugly photo" would be fine. :)
>
>[OM1, 28/f2, tripod, cable release]
>
>Richard
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